Kafka was developed and open-sourced by LinkedIn in 2011, and it has since quickly evolved from messaging queue to a full-fledged streaming platform with an exuberant ecosystem. Many tech companies, besides LinkedIn such as Airbnb, Spotify, or Twitter, use Kafka for their mission-critical applications.
Airflow has grown to be an essential part of my toolset as a data professional. After my previous post, many people reached out to me, asking about how to get started learning Airflow. As with many things else, I believe that the best way to get started learning something is by doing.
Why Airflow?
Here are some of my thoughts living through the strangest time so far in my life.
How to utilize Jupyter Notebook to manage your SQL queries better.